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3. lux lucis ] the Light which gives its character to all other light , without which there could be no light . The -que of v . 5 seems to indicate that lux , like sol , is intended to be a predicate , ' Come as the Light . 4.
3. lux lucis ] the Light which gives its character to all other light , without which there could be no light . The -que of v . 5 seems to indicate that lux , like sol , is intended to be a predicate , ' Come as the Light . 4.
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But the free use of the give light ; cp . 45. 4 , 1. 43 . pres . part . instead of the pres . indic . 5 f . ' Dawn now shrouds the is remarkable in our hymn ; so 12 stars , uplifting her ruddy flood , for nesciens , 16 suscitans . with ...
But the free use of the give light ; cp . 45. 4 , 1. 43 . pres . part . instead of the pres . indic . 5 f . ' Dawn now shrouds the is remarkable in our hymn ; so 12 stars , uplifting her ruddy flood , for nesciens , 16 suscitans . with ...
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The line is difficult to under- day will be to us a day of light . stand . We might take concrepare It is however perhaps easier to ( the conbeing emphatic ) as equiva- take hoc with tenore . The subject lent to conuenire , consentire ...
The line is difficult to under- day will be to us a day of light . stand . We might take concrepare It is however perhaps easier to ( the conbeing emphatic ) as equiva- take hoc with tenore . The subject lent to conuenire , consentire ...
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Contents
NOTE ON THE TEXT xxxxxviji | 1 |
AMBROSE 16114 | 16 |
PRUDENTIUS 115148 | 115 |
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| Title | Early Latin Hymns |
| Author | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Editor | Arthur Sumner Walpole |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Olms, 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 19 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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